What is Work-Study?
The Financial Aid Office,
in conjunction with, the Job Placement
Office, administers the GHC
on-campus and off-campus work programs. Work-Study
employment is meant to be a productive experience for
everyone involved:
the student, the employer, and the institution as
well as the community. To participate, you must complete
the financial aid application process, be registered
for
a minimum of six (6) eligible credits per quarter
and maintain satisfactory academic progress. If eligible,
you will be awarded a specific amount of Work-Study
funds,
which will determine the number of hours per week
you
may work. Depending on the number of hours you work
and your rate of pay, it is possible that you may not
earn your entire award. Funds that are not earned
will not
be given to you at a later time.
Goals of the Work-Study
Programs
How do
I apply for Work-Study?
To be eligible for Work-Study funding,
you must complete the financial aid application process
with Grays
Harbor College and receive a Work-Study award.
Work-Study is limited and is awarded on a
first come first serve
basis. Receiving
a Work-Study award does not guarantee you
a position. You should make the priority processing
deadline and
apply
early. To find out more about applying for
financial
aid go to the Financial Aid Office Home Page.
If
you are interested in seeking a Work-Study position,
stop by the Job Placement Office
located in room 203A in the 200 building,
or call (360) 538-4098.
Participation is optional but offers benefits
including: